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The Importance of Contemporary Art Appraisals

Art Appraisal Resources

Formulating the Appraisal Report The appraiser will prepare a comprehensive appraisal report based on the gathered information and analysis. The report will include a detailed description of the artwork, its condition, provenance, and the methodology used to determine its value.

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How Certification Helps Maintain Professional Standards

Antiques Dealer

Experience Appraisers must have a certain amount of experience appraising antiques and collectibles. However, This may include working with a mentor, completing appraisal reports, and participating in peer review. Examination Appraisers must pass an examination that tests their knowledge and skills in antique appraisal.

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Choosing an Appraiser—Essential Questions to Ask: Part I

Art Advisor's Blog

That means that, at a minimum, I have been in the business for five years, have an undergraduate college degree, have taken and passed three core courses on valuation, have taken and been tested in a specialty field study area (Fine Art), have passed a certification exam, have passed a peer vetting of my appraisal reports, stay up-to-date with USPAP (..)

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Celebrating 15 Years As An Accredited Art Appraiser!

Art Appraisal Resources

As part of industry standards, we as appraisers need to requalify with the ISA every 5 years for our continuing membership. There have been a lot of changes since my last requalification 5 years ago, and now it is time to get busy making sure my reports are up to date on USPAP and ISA requirements and best practices.